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FROM WA YNEsBoRo. PA.
Election of Officers of the Geiser Company
other Itsms.

Special 10 lHe Advocate
WAYHEsBoao, Pa, DECEMBER Is.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Geiser Manufacturing Company, Of this
place, held ON Tuesday, they elected the fol
lowing board of directors TO serve for the
ensuingyear: Daniel Hoover, Benz f. Price,
A. Il. Price, Josiah Fahrney, Reuben Shower,
John A. Garrett, Joseph f. Oller and A. D.
Morganthal; also elected NJ. Eden Treasurer
and A. d. Morganthal Secretary.
During the past few days this section has
been visited by several fine rains, breaking
the recent drought, which was threatening a
water famine in this and adjoining counties.
DR.. L. A. Herring, of Harrisonburg, Vir.
ginia, brother of DIR. j. w. Herring, of West
minister, who had been visiting friends here
for the past two weeks, returned home Mon
day morning Hon. D. P. Newcomer, of
Blue Hill, Webster county, Nebraska, and
member of the Nebraska Legislature, is visit.
ing his brother, Mr.. John NJ Newcomer, of
this place, and his parents at Hagerstown.
The funeral of Mrs. ida Geiser, who died
suddenly at Salida, Colorado, took place here
Saturday last, at p. M; interment at Burns
Hill Cemetery.
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stonersyille Items.

On Friday evening Of lastweek, while Vim.
J. Beggs and daughter, Miss Matte, we're
returning from Westminster in a covered car
riage, the vehicle ran over a stonepile and
upset, but fortunately the occupants escaped
unhurt.
Josephus Orendorff is hauling daily 15
perch Of limestone on our pike, which, when
completed, will make fine road.
Bish & Schaeffer are saving timber for a
large barn and wagonshed for John Mans,
which is to be built this coming spring.
Miss Bette Byers has just returned from a
visit to friends at Double Pipe Creek.
Weights of Porkers-Ed. S. Bale, ten,
1866; G. Stoner, two, 275, 263, one beef
400; VIM. Stouesifer, three, 900; Geo. Schaef-
fer, three, 450; Jas. Stoner, three, 40;
Michael Snyder, three, 80, 275a, 27l2; Levi
Snyder, two, 41s, 3s4.
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watersville Items.

There has been several cases of typhoid
fever of a malarial type in this vicinity. Mr..
Harry Steele has been i'll for several weeks.
His attending physician, DR.. A. Riggs, of
Howard county, Prof. Samuel c. Chew, of
Baltimore, and DIR. S. R. Waters, were called
in consultation in his case on Monday last.
Mr. Japob NALL has recovered after a
critical illness of seven weeks duration, but
his second daughter, Miss Daisy, is now i'll
with well marked typhoid fever.
Rain commenced falling at 5 o'clock,
Thursday morning
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Ths Market House.

We have learned that the committee ap-
pointed at the recent meeting of the Market
House Board have succeeded in procuring the
regular attendance hereafter at the Market
House of two or more of our resident butch,
ers.
Arrangements are also being made by the
committee to have a better vegetable display
than has been since the winter begun.
As our people know their wants at the
market have not been fully met recently.
The causes are numerous, principally, how
ever, because the market opened at a time
when our farmers and truckmen were I'M
prepared for the demand. This will not
occur again, as preparations for the coming
year are being made by number of ouI
people.
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Fountain valley Items.

Calvin Starner has built shed lately, for
storing agricultural implements. The dimen-
tons are 10 by 81 feet.
Butchering time has arrived again, and we
give the weight of some of our porkers: John
Il. Diffenbaugh, two, 3282, 1864; Frederick
calm, two, 322, S14; Upton Decker, two, 80,
1870; Emanpel Forney, FIVE, 4l0, $40, 314, 306,
205; Susan amelser, three, $40, 231, 221;
Eli Hull, eight, 1917,
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A telegram from Kansas City, Missouri,
says that w. H. Grinter. u well-known
stockman, of Munice, Kansas, and W. II.
RaqGa, u wealthy citizen of Fort Scott, were
hunting in the wilds of Ozark county on Sat
urday. Raqua mistook CRITTERS head for a
wild turkey and sent load of buckshot into
him. Grinter, supposing it had been done
purposely, become enraged and returned the
fire, killing Raqua instantly. Grinter died
half an hour afterwards.
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weather Record for the week.

December 10-mercury 46 at a. m. and
"a at p M; cloudy and rainy, heavy rains
before daylight. December 1l-mercury so
at a. m. aud Sc at 2 p. IN; cloudy and misty
up to noon, with clearing weather afterward.
December l2-mercury Al at a. m. and 43
at Up. M; generally cloudy. December 10
mercury 90 at a. m. and 43 at 2 p, M; clear.
December 14-mercury SO at a. m. and A
at p. M; cloudy. December 15-mercury
40 at I a. m. and Al at 2 p. M; cloudy up to
p. m, followed by clearing weather; heavy
rains up to p. m. December 15-mercury
80 at I a. m. and SO at u m; clear.
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The Church of God Sunday school in Union.
town, will give grand entertainment on
Christmas Eve, Saturday evening the 24th- J
The exercises will consist of songs, recita-
tons, &c. Ne charges for admittanee. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
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NOTICE. - All persons are hereby
IN warned from purchasing or negotiating
two Promissory Notes, made by Isaac Bair
and Catharine V. Bair to Jacob Essic, dated
9TH of November, 1887. One payable in ten
DAYS and the other six months after date. As
the right to recover on said notes will be dis
puted. ISAAC BAR,
/ dec3 ST. CATHARINE v. BAIR.
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ELECTION NoTICE.-The Stock
u holders of "The farmers Fertilizer
Company, of Carroll county," are hereby
notified that the annual Election will be held
on Monday, 2nd day of January, 1883, be-
tween and o'clock, p. M, in the room
above Jno. 7. 0rendorff' store, for the pur-
pose of electing Board of Seven Directors
TO manage the affairs of said Company for
the next year.
By order of the Board,
JNO. I. DIFFENBAUGH,
dec10-4t Secretary.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

objection NOTICE.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
of Westminster,
Westminster, Nd, Dec. 9, 1887.
The Stockholders of this Bank are hereby
notified that an election for Directors to
manage the affairs of the Bank for the eusu-
ing year will be held at the Banking House,
on the Second Tuesday, being the I0ts day Of
January, 1888, between the hours of and 2
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
dec l0te Cashier.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
couaty will meet at their Office, in Westmin-
ster, on the LIST Monday of January, 1888,
for the transaction of business.
By order, CHAS. BRILLIANT,
dec 10 Clerk,
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MORTGAGES SALE
WI OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

D lSiotAStf Ct.sf --'
Nv v;rfNSe Of power of sale contained in a
Mortgage from William II. Gardner and AIDE
line Gardner. Lie<Zifc, te Lewis A. J. La
MOTE. bearing date ~ the 18th day OF July,
A. D., 1887, and reeordea among the Chat
tel and Bond Records of cS<roil county; IA
Liber &. A. NJ, No. u, folio15, &c.' the
undersigned viii offer at Public sans On
Tuesday, the eth day Of December, W
at II NJ, all the following Personal Propertys>
now in the possession of William Fl. Gardner
at his farm, known as the Greenbury Williams
farm. on the Mechanicsville and Finksburg
Turnpike Road, about u miles from Finks-
burg, consisting of 2 fine Work and Driving
- Horses; 2-horse wagon and bed;
Co., 1-horse spring wagon with top
R5sS, and cover; one threshing machine
and horse power; Syracuse chilled pillow,
falling top Luggy, straw and fodder cntt1ERi :
head of Mich Cows, some Gsa1
by day of sale; fine >tshorthofN
Bull, 2 years delivery quiet;
circular saw-fnd bench, . sets Of wa
ness, set Of single harness, with collars
brides; collars, , housings, blind brides
sled, log and hay chains, pair check lines,~
breast strap and traces, hay carriage and
fixtures, harrows, cultivator, corn coyerer,
dirt shovel, wagon saddle, 2 hoes, drag 2
mattecks, scythe, augurs, 10 milk cans, 2
pair butt chains, pair breast chains, grind
stone, with bench COW chains, double
shovel pillow, 1 single shovel pillow, 8 forks,
half bushel measure, pair leather fly nets,
a lot of corn, lot of hay in the barn and
also some stacked on the farm. Alse the
following household furniture: Suit Hair
Cloth Furniture, centre table, looking
glasses, side board, 2 dozen chairs, and a
number of other articles too numerous to
mention, but named in the mortgage
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the mort
gage are cash.
LEWIS A. j. LAMoTTE,
Mortgage.
GEO. L. SToCKsDALE, Solicitor
dec3 is r. C. Mathews, Auctioneer.
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OBJECTION NOTICE.
HoTEL AT PRIVATE SALE.

The EASTERN HOTEL, large and AsssSt
commodious, lot fronting 100 feet on Hs1H
Main Street, Westminster, now occupied by
Thos. H. Kelley, Esq, is offered at Private
Sale on reasonable terms. Call upon or adj
dress, JOSHUA W. Herring,
Executor of VIM. Stansbury, deceased.
dec 3:ti
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

Endless variety for Ladies, Misses and
Gents; Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, SILK
Mufilers, Mems and Boys ScaEfs.
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NJ o. 1855 EQUITY.
In W a1rcuit Court for Carroll County,
10 sitting as Court of Equity.
: e.arles 7. Reifsnider, Attorney and Agent,
VS.. John Penn of s., and Julia
A. Penn.
Ordered this 9th day of December, A. D.,
1887, that the sale of the mortgaged property
made and reported in the above entitled
cause, by Charles 7. Reifsnider, Attorney and
Agent, named in the Mortgage from John
Penn of S., and Julia A. Penn to The West.
minister Savings Institution, bearing date o.
tober 9th. A. D., 1885, and recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll
County in Liber G. A. NJ, No. %, folio 81
NC, De ffi1il,y.-atifed and confirmed unless
cause to the contrs~v be shown on or before
the 18th day of Janussy. nex., T-avided q
copy of this order be inserted in some nen--
paper published in Carroll county, Maryland,
once week for three successive weeks pre-
vious to the Bird day of January, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
81, 10000.
JNO. E. SMITH,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
True copy,-Test;
IN the Orphans Court of Carroll
l. County.
October TERN, 1887.
Ordered this 9th day of December, 1887,
by the Orphans Court of Carroll County, that
the account and distribution of the assets of
the personal estate of Theodore +. Bixler,
deceased, in the hands of Rebecca 4. Bixler,
Administrative of said deceased, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before TIE 26th day of De-
cember, 1887; provided q copy of this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper pub
lshed in Carroll county.
WILLIAM FRIZELL, !
WILLIAM T. SMITH, Judges.
ELIAS MYERLY,
True copy,-Test:
dec1O 2t Register of Wills.
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Leather Goods for Christmas
Presents.

Gard Cases, Pocketbooks, Writing Tables,
Portfolios, Satchels, Manicures, Work Satch-
els, Cigar Cases, Smokers Sets, Glove
Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Whisp Holders, &c.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

As the tendency this season seems to be
towards useful presents, we have made extern
siye preparation in that direction; consequent,
ly will devote less attention to ornamental
presents that have no value.
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proceedings of the Orphans Court.

NoLhing 81 importance was done vesterda
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MO. 255s EQUITY.

GEO. L. SrocKsDALE, Solicitor.
dec3 IS r. c. Mathews, Anctioneer.
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SHE BROUGHT HIM a
a Gay Chicago Barber Confronted by
His Wife and Baby In Pfttsbnrg.

a Gay Chicago Barber Confronted by
His Wife and Baby in P~fttsbnrg.
PiTTsBURG. Pa, Dec. 23.-About ten
days ago a young man who gave his
name as Wilks, and claimed to be d
tailor from Chicago, engaged boarding at
q house In the upper part of the city,
representing himself at the same time as
a single man. He wa assigned a room
which he continued to Occupy to We'd.
nssday night, at which time 4 handsome
and neatly ,atttrsd young car
,rying o babe In her arms, appeared upon
b scene, and, confronting the new
boarder, charged him With having baselyv
deserted her and the baby in Chicago.
Learning that he had come to Pittsburo.
she had followed him, and now demanded
that he pay over to her the money he
hat, amounting to $2p0. At first the
man denounced the woman as an inn
postor, saying he had never seen her be-
fore, but she finally produced sufficient
evidence to satisfy those present that
what b said WAS true, at which the
MAE tErned over the money. She then
threatened to have him arrested IN
Btanter X he didn't accompany her to the
depot and RETURN homo, which he finally
consented to do. The twain left for
Chicago Mt noon. II ia said that during
his sojourn hero Wilks had been paving
attention to q respectable girl, and that
he had just returned from q visit TO her;
when confronted by his wife. The plucky
little wife. became quite q heroine during
her brief visit. 2 ~
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Killed tho CITY Marshal.

CHIPLEY, Fla, Dec. 2A-James Allen
shot and killed the, city marshal, j.. T.
Pippin, here. without The slightest PROV
ocation. Pippin had just attempted to
arrest .. G. Lamb. who resisted the Off
GER who shot him twice, infiicting slight
flesh wounds. Shortly afterward Allen
appeared on the scene, and without the
slightest warning shot Pippin, killing
him Instantly. The murderer succeeded.
in making his escape, but the mayor has
autographed to the governor TO offer a re.
ward. and it is To be hoped that Alien.
viii SOC be arrested and brought 70
justice. MIR. Pippin wal one OF the lead
ing citizens, and the 5Murder was cold
.blooded In every respect,
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Another Barb wfre snit.

DUBUQUE, "a, Dec, sa-An important
suit was brought up for trial In the
United states district court, before Judge
Shiras. 1t is that Of the Washburn and
Moen Barbed Wire Manufacturing COM
pany, Of Worcester. Mass, against the
Beat EN- Ale company, of Waterloo,
Ia. The action is one Of damages for in.
fringement of patent Washburn and
Wellington, plaintiffs, are present, also
Hoag, the principal defendant Attorneys
Blair, Of Manchester, and Hart, of De
ltroit, represent the defendant. Tie
plaintiffs are represented by 0field &
Toll and Coburn 81 Thatcher, of Chicago,
and y. Z. Thnrston, of Providence, r. /.
The suit is one of interest throughout the
United States.
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A CHASTITY FIND.
An Aged Man Found Dead and His

An Aged Man Founad Dead and His
Wife Dying Beside Him.
NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-James Miller d
real estate dealer, aged no, was found
lying on the floor Of his house this morn
ing, ara his wife lay unconscious and
dying: beside him. Or the face and head
OF Mrs Miller were several gashes. The
coroner and police we've at once notified.
It was at first supposed the
old couple were attacked and
beaten by robbers, hut further in
Eestigation led to. this conclusion that
the old man died of heart disease, and
knocked d chair and stove down in his
fall. There were no injuries on his body
except confusion on the back of the
head, which is not considered sufficient
sas .:.ss saassss 5tsiifat5 airs.
Miller, only a year younger, was too
weak to notify the neighbors Of her hus-
bands condition. Her exhaustion was
due to her inability to procure or cook
food for herself. The old man is SUP
posed to have died on Wednesday night.
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Lumber Interests

SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 23.-Millions OF
feet OF pine logs are on the skids, and as
the ground is freezing hard the loggers
have commenced hauling withyfnn crews.
The output of the streams in The Saginaw
district, if the snow lasts, will be about
450, DOC, 600 feet. The railroads viii
handle about 8, 900, 900 feet during the
year. The E. W. Culver Lumber com
pany, of Kansas City, has just closed a
transfer of tracts Of standing pine es-
timated to contain twenty million feet to
the Chippewa Lumber and Boom com
pany, for S75, 900 cash.
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MET AceIDEN DEATH.
a DYNAMITE EXPLOSION PROVES fA-
TALTo FOUR PERSON.

a Dwelling wrecked at Findlay. o., by
Expiodtng Gas--Two Of the Occupants
Killed and Others severely burned
Death on the Raii.
HALIFAX, Dec. a3s-An explosion III
dynamite at q limestone quarry, near
Hrookfleld, this morning, killed four
men, q being Alexander Mcdonald.
proprietor of the quarry. They We're
warming dynamite preparatory to blast
ing, when it exploded. A man and
woman escaped without injuries, but the
other four were instantly killed.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 23l--The case
Of the Eureka Vinegar company OF st.
Louis vs.. the Gazette Printing..company,
Tor $l0, 600 libel, was decided by the jury
returning q verdict for the defendant.
The case has attracted d great deal of in
terest,. and has been ontrialf for two days.
The actionswas brought onsaccountsofsa
communication il the Daily Gazette,
which said that cid orchard ciderintoxi-
cased the people who drank it, The
beverage was sold considerably through
q the state in prohibition towns before
The article appeared, but since then no
n willshandle it.
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Wants $4,000 for /. Kl.s.

Lyons, N. e., Dec. 28.-Mrs. Jennie
Walker, of Ontario, this county, has
sued Daniel Elman, one Of the most
prominent men in that place, for $4,000
damages for kissing her on the Left cheek
last September. She alleges that Elman
came into her house ON business with
her husband, and, when her husband.
went out OF the room for q moment, he
suddenly leaned over and kissed her,
whereby she vas thrown into nervous
prostration, and because of the shock oc-
oasioned by Eiman's hasty act she was
physically incapacitated from household
duties for several weeks. Elman admits
that he kissed her, but he says he has re-
garded her as his child, and his act was
only n lof affection for her. He will
defend the suit,
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JOY 10 TAMMANy.

Fayoring m Eighty million Dollar New
Years Present.
NEW York, Dec. 28-Thursday night
was the regular meeting of the Taminany
hall general committee. The occasion!
was emphasized BY the presence Of Dem
ccrats of other factions, for the purpose
Of Publication over the resultslo f the re-
csHs s~lection in this city. Hon. William
D0ssheiner was the first speaker. and
ae In rcfsrfi;.g tosthe absence f Speaker
turliAIe, and notfisf Huta hse had
i pNnuis licsu III Clio lict, sid ss felt
fss.as onay ctlictal 93nties could p any
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An OLD Mans snicida.

~BuRLlSaToN, Is., Dec %. John wan.
man, an old resident Of this city, aged
seventysone years, killed himself By
making q moose about his neck, tying
the end OF the rope to a bedpost, and
then lying back on the bed and strang-
ling himself, Dependency caused by
4 death OF his wife and TWO daughterss
some time since, is thought to have been
the CAUSE.
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CREW Lamber for His CONN.

AKRON, O., Dec. 2s.-Georgs Miller,
sixty years ago planted a wild cherry
tree with the remark that. he was going
&c ss.ss#F Humber fuf mis- 10 colin. fo
carefully watched the tree up to three
years ago., when 1t was cut down and
sawed into boards, which were duly
seasoned. Miller died, aged eighty, and
q carpenter made a coffin for him out Of
the lumber, in accordance with his last
request before.death.
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Dempsax VIII RatIre.

new York, Dec 2S.-The Palace rink
at williamsburg, was too small to hold
the crowd that turned ont to. attend Jack
Dempsey's benefit. The programme
sYas Of the usuai character, Dempsey
winding up the entertainment, appear
Ing In q two-round contest with joe
Denny, Iempaey Will spar for one week
probably retire.
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Jaii Escaue.

WAYsEsvrIrE, Dec. 23.-While furn-
fshing breakfast to the prisoners Ia the
county jail at Waynesyille, Arthur Wat
ernan and Gorge Boyaen, two prisoners
held Tor safe.biowing and robbery, over.
powered Jailer Ross forced him into a
cell, and made a bold break for liberty.
Ross deed his revolver at the escaping
prisoners instantly killing Waterman.
Boyden making good his escape.
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No More. whi.kv.

NEwroRT, Ark, Dac. 2s.-The judge
Of the circuit court to-day granted the
petition to prohibit tue sale Of whisky
within three miles of this place. This
limit takes in ~Jacksonpe.t, SO, practi-
cally, whisky is voted u OF the county.
The judges decision takes from Newport
q yearly revenue of $8, 900.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-The following
message was received at the ST. James
hotel, from Washington, Thursday even
ing:
Send my old silk hat to the st. James,
New York. Il
fSigneds1 "E. BERRYswALL.a
Thtsi is the hat that Berry took out to
get 1roned' when he got married.
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Death Of Judge Lemngwell.

MAoUoKETA, Ia, Dec. 2a-Judge Al.
" ~Leffiingweil, Of the district bench Of
jackson, Muscatine, Clinton and Scott
counties, died here suddenly from infiam-
nation OF the bowels. He was holding
New York, but came csIowa at.an early
age, and has resided here ever since. He
was elected district judge to succeed
Congressman Walter +. Hayes. in 1886,
having for two years before that been
sof the circuit court. His resi-
dencs was at Lyons, and he was highly
respected aud widelyaknown.